New AI program could help screen SG seniors for depression and anxiety through video calls


AI is used to measure facial expressions, with the software program mapping positive and negative emotions in real time. — The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: A new program will help counsellors accurately diagnose senior citizens for mental health concerns such as anxiety, stress and depression through a video call.

The counsellors will tap artificial intelligence (AI) to measure facial expressions, with the software program mapping positive and negative emotions in real time.

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